Those Who Crawl

i really tried. and i get its the intent to be finicky and difficult, but i think the dev just way over corrected. especially since the difficulty only once in a while stems from response time, etc, the difficulty is in the clunkiness of the interface. you never get the hang of the climbing, it never gets any sense of rhythm, and the unclear rules when climbing with the knives (sometimes it sticks into any wall? sometimes only red spotted ones? sometimes it sticks to bone sometimes not?) it just feels like the game keeps changing the rules. its not impossible and tbh in a way its actually quite forgiving, you have lots of chances to fend off the monsters and lots of air. its just actually moving feels like ♥♥♥♥. its too bad, some really cool moments in this. but even at free i cant recommend it. theres better games like it. i feel bad because some moments were great, and i think if the dev had concentrated on the strengths of the game, the atmosphere, and less on artifically and arbitrarily padding game time with chase sequences, annoying redundant mazes and water it couldve been awesome. that chasm with the bones was so sick and its over before it begins. why?

Easily the best colon exploration game I've ever played. If you've ever looked at any kind of fleshy human hole and wished you could climb inside and crawl around, then this game is perfect for you. It shouldn't work, but it does. Literally a weird ass climbing game that against all logic is good.

Very good game,short but impressive

The whole ♥♥♥♥ looks like like i'm crawling in female's urethra

This was a pretty interesting experience overall. The atmosphere is easily the game's biggest strength. The whole concept is unique enough. The movement mechanics are also something I haven't really seen elsewhere, which helped make the game feel fresh. That said, the game definitely has some rough edges. Movement can be a little inconsistent at times, and there were moments where I wasn't entirely sure if a mistake was my fault or the controls just not behaving the way I expected. The game also doesn't give you much direction, which adds to the mystery but can sometimes leave you wandering around wondering where you're supposed to go next. I also noticed a few audio issues during my playthrough that could get a bit distracting. Even with those problems, I still enjoyed it more than I didn't. There's a lot of creativity here, and when everything comes together, the atmosphere and unique mechanics make for a genuinely memorable experience. It could definitely use some polishing, but I'd still say it's worth checking out if you're looking for something a little different.

Why is it looking at me